Japanese lights. Where are they?

[Gregozedobe]

Let's see how many CPF'ers manage to "get" this.

I have an idea of what you're on abbaout

 

[Cypher_Aod]

It's unfortunate that we don't see any real Japanese brands of flashlights, but considering that a Japanese man, Shuji Nakamura of the Nichia Corporation is solely responsible for the creation of the practical blue LED, without which there would be no white LEDs, I think we can let them off

 

[shao.fu.tzer]

It's unfortunate that we don't see any real Japanese brands of flashlights, but considering that a Japanese man, Shuji Nakamura of the Nichia Corporation is solely responsible for the creation of the practical blue LED, without which there would be no white LEDs, I think we can let them off

Good point... I honestly think that there's nothing more to be said at this point... Thank goodness for the Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean, and good old American companies that make flashlights... Oh yeah... and the Germans...

 

[Lord Bear]

Good point... I honestly think that there's nothing more to be said at this point... Thank goodness for the Chinese, Taiwanese, Korean, and good old American companies that make flashlights... Oh yeah... and the Germans...

*Heavy sigh* <and here I'd hoped that something like Spyderco's Japanese folders might be out there but in a flashlight>

 

[Tony1446]

nevermind

 

[HotWire]

Makita used to make incandescent flashlights. They adapted their lights to their rechargeable tool packs.